Will Sustainable Development Save Our Lakes and Rivers? 17.3

Editorial: Swimmable Beaches and Edible Fish
Donna M. Leith

Sustainable Development and Water Resource Management
Barry Sadler
Inset: The James Bay Hydroelectric Project by Fikret Berkes

Remedial Action Plans: An Opportunity to Implement Sustainable Development at the Grassroots Level in the Great Lakes Basin
John H. Hartig and Patricia D. Hartig

Federalism and Sustainable Development: The Institutional Challenge in Canadian Water Resource Management
Steven A. Kennett

Pricing: A neglected Tool for Managing Water Demand
David B. Brooks, Roger Peters and Paul Robillard

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Canadian, World, Tech Notes

Harms’ Way: Fear and loathing in Deep Cove
Dave Harms

Reducing hazardous household waste
John Sinclair

Quest for pure water by Glen Hougan

Draft pulp and paper regulations dismay critics
Mary Pickering

Ecosystem research programme threatened
Lesley Millard
Inset: Sustainable development requires new research directions by T. Milne Dick

Reviews

Stein: The Way of the River by Michael M’Gonigle and Wendy Wickwire
Taming the Flood: A History and Natural History of Rivers and Wetlands by Jeremy Purseglove
The Canadian Green Consumer Guide prepared by The Pollution Probe Foundation
From Land to Mouth: Understanding the Food System by Brewster Kneen
Victims of Vanity: Animal Testing of Cosmetics and Household Products and How To Stop It by Lynda Dickenson
Manifold Destiny: The One! The Only! Guide to Cooking on Your Car Engine by Chris Maynard and Bill Scheller
The Bicycle: Vehicle for a Small Planet by Marcia D. Lowe

Books Received for Review

Letters

Podium: More than water
Kevin Van Tighem

Call for Papers